Sunday 10 October 2010

Spring is really here!

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The wisteria resumes it's duty - to hide the front water tank.


Love daisies of all sorts - always fascinates me that they are really a bunch of tiny flowers.


With irises, violas, pansies, wisteria, bluebells and honesty, there is a strong purple theme in the front garden.


Quinces have the most delicate pink flower.


A jasmine has found its way into the cumquat and thinks I haven't noticed.


And, and my brain is in flower!
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9 comments:

  1. Gorgeous colours in your garden! I've never seen a quince flower before - so delicate!

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  2. Your garden is a picture of loveliness, such beautiful flowers and colours, I'm sure the fragrance is amazing.
    xoxoxo ♡

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  3. Same here, I go for walks at 5:30am and the fragrances are awesome!!

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  4. I love wisteria. They don't bloom long here, though.
    That's a great wall-hanging in the bottom pic.

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  5. WOW!
    You folk down yonder sure do things BIG for Spring!
    Here's hoping for your continued rain bits when you need it!

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  6. thanks for the flower show - as ours are dying, I can come here and enjoy yours! Just from the glimpses, you must have lovely yards and gardens.

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  7. That Wisteria is stunning. Am wondering if it can be grown in a HUGE pot?

    Our jasmine invaded a lemon tree this year. it took 2 hours to cut it back.

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  8. The seeds of your winter thoughts germinating?

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  9. beautiful shots! jealous. fall here, leaves falling.

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